St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18
THE SOCIAL VIM.

Qence OF hon. L. Ill. nelly, Oh I1OltHldI
avenue. was the scene of a brilliant
event. the occasion being a dancing
party given by Miss Kelly in compli-
ment to her guest, Miss Blanche Dwyer,
a charming society young lady from
Chicago. Miss Dwyer will remain dur
ing the holidays as guest at the Kelly
residence. Invitations mad been eX-
tended to about forty couples of the
young society people of the city. Sci
bert'S orchestra was III attendance.
The lower floor was canyaSed and
the parlorS drawing room and library
were transformed into ballroom scene
of elegance enhanced by the beauty and
richness of the many beautiful costumes
worn by the ladies' Supper was served,
after which the dancing was resumed
and kept up until a late hour
FOR THE NEWSBoYS.
The newSboVs' benefit was a grand
success financially and socially. The
affair took place Friday evening at the
residence of \. B. Stickney, on Summit
avenue. 1t melted about 800, which
will be devoted to giving the newSb0yS
merry Christmas. The spacious par
Tors of the Stickney mansion were tllled
with the prominent people of
our city. The entertainment consisted
of tabieauX and vocal and instrumental
selections by the leading musicians in
the city. The tableaux presented were
1.-The Judgment of Paris" dick Sniv-
eller and the MarchiOness," love
Iie.' "On the Fence" ''FauSt'S Vision
of Marguerite" and a Marriage Under
the Directory" The ladies and gentle
men who participated were Miss
house, of Washington; Miss Low
StickneS, Miss Smythe. Miss Winter,
Miss Dean. Miss Nheelock, Mrs. J. p.
Elmer. MeSsrS. J. W. Riddle. W. Ii.
Patterson, Gardner Corning. Charles
Wright. c. Ii. Wright, Edward c.
Spencer, Howard James and George
Bigelow The tableauX We're inter
spersed by music rendered by Mrs. +.
B. Clarke, Mrs. JilSOn, Miss Smith, Miss
Perrin, Miss Cooper. Miss Dean, c. A.
Hanks. Charles ii. BigelOw. and banjo
duet by Charles Wright and Wescot
Price.
JUVENILE SOCIETY.
The residence of II. c. Hope, of Van
Slyke court, was thrown open to the
little folks last evening from to 9
O'Clock. when Birdie Hope was hostess
to about thirty of her little friends
who accepted the invitations
to a 'Game" party. The guests
were received in the main parlor by
Miss Birdie Hope, assisted by Miss
FloSSy Hall. of Minneapolis, and Aunt
Edith. Refreshments were served at s
O'Clock. and the remainder of the even
ing devoted TO the usual amuSementS.
The little guests were on their good
behavior, and INDUCED III no unusual
hilarity. Among the guests present
between the ages of six and ten were:
FlOSSy Hall, Marian Drake, Marian Al
D,,i, fHnac.taln Elnrnnnn Hon
Helen B0gart. Pearl Golfer. Florence
'urtelotte, May Hinkie, Bessie Con-
nors, Josie Cumby. Lille Ether, Maude
Holmes, Pauline Griggs, May Camp, Mel
lie Smith, Irene and Blanche SimOnS,
Grace Van SlYck, FloSsy Mabie. Ruby
Mcdonald. Ruby TeaSdale, Master Roy
COnnors, Charlie Mccullough, Frank
Knauft, Gates Mcdonald, Bud Cumby,
Charlie Allen. George Bushnell, Arthur
Swan, Archie Golfer, Brittle Smith
Henry Randall, Earl Drake. j. Milhanl,
Jay Cook.
AUERBACH RECEPTION.
The reception and tea given by Mrs.
Maurice Auerbach, at their beautiful
home Oh Summit avenue, Friday after
aoon, was one of the leading social
events of the week. 1t was ali elegant
affair. and enjoyed by over 100 ladies
Ill hOls l. ddi oOCtCba Nl1CAOos
Mrs. Auerbach was assisted in the recep
ton of the guests 10y Mrs. H. n. Rice,
Mrs. Hewitt, Mrs. David Day, Mrs. E.
ID. Neill. Mrs. DR.. Hand and Miss Rit
tenhOuSe, a charming society young
lady from Washington, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Aucrbach for several
weeks. and i'll whose honor the affair
was given. The decorations were elab
crate and beautiful.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH GUILD.
The Young Peoples guild of st.
Johns church, gave all entertainment
Tuesday evening. The first part of the
evening was devoted to business, while
the latter part was occupied in social
programme. Miss Gutherr and Adah
Hawkins sang and Ben Johnson recited.
a PLEASANT SURPRISE.
The graduating class of Mrs Anna c.
DreW'S school gave that lady a very de-
lightful surprise Friday evening at her
home on Eighth street. Twenty ladies
and gentlemen took the house by storm
early in the evening. and an enjoyable
time ensued. Music and dancing were
INDUCED in until late hour.
NUMEROUS MINOR EVENTS.
The first annual sale of fancy articles
and Christmas gifts under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid Society OF the Uni
verSalist parish, took place Tuesday
afternoon and evening at the church
parlOrS on WacOnta street. The young
ladies conducted the sale of fancy work
of various descriptions. The older ladies
served a delicious supper at O'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. &. Flournoy enter
tanned the FireSide Progressive Euchre
club at their residence, 1851 kearney
street, Monday evening. The progress
i've prizes were wen 10y Mrs. AmbrOZ
Cook and George BrookinS: lone hand
by Mrs. George BrcOkinS aud William
II. Cock: foot ly Mrs. +. l.. Drainard
and Eugene ldc.
The Park Congregational Church club
held its regular monthly Entertainment
at the chapel, corner Of Holly avenue
and Mackubin street. A very interest
ing programme was rendered by MEM
beers of the club. which WAS appreciated
by tie large audience present.
The ladies &C the Westminster Tres
bytcrian church gave an oyster SUPPER
in their church parlu-S ThITsdiy eT1u-
ing, serving supper Ia over 80 guests.
About $50 was received towards GCfrGl-
ing the expenses Of the Sunday SJaool
Christmas entertainment.
TIE Young Ladies' c:"@ie, ccitr2ctpd
with the Goodrich ;;il-sati;- i're. ta.9;dn
church. held It's animal sale of Fancy
articles and oyster supper, 1t he kc6-
ertSon block on West s;.rcs;th street,
Friday afternoon an.i t;:-eH::@;g.
The Standard CLAD gave lis th;:,l en-
teItainnent o. tic season Il; :SIa:idard
hall, OF Thursday evening. Progressive
whist end dancing :r;ls the cri"r O. tie
evening. Siebe:t I;;:MiStcl the Ii;u:ic.
The charity ball given icr lie AIS
piceS ur the Hebrew Ladies' BcrcF1iInt
sOciety Thursday CyTniEg, Dec. :,
proved a success financially, ;:a:trg
Melted the sum OF Sl,015.
The Capital City Dancing sab gaze
its fifth social hop Tuesday cTri;:ng at
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